However, confidence is probably a more accessible term than 'self-efficacy' or similar concepts for members of the public.
The resulting book, "Inside the Halo and Beyond: The Anatomy of a Recovery" (W. W. Norton & Company), offers a clear description, in accessible terms, of spinal cord injuries and the harrowing methods used to help patients regain the use of their bodies.
Now he's back in Congress and becoming better known for his outspoken advocacy for fiscal conservatism, delivered in frank and accessible terms, and an easy affability with voters from across the spectrum.
Like the no-nonsense Brooklyn Jewish grandpa he is, Sanders laid out his clear vision for a more equal America, in accessible terms.
The contributions are thoroughly researched and written in clear and accessible terms, making the book inviting to a wide audience.
First, give a brief summary of the changes in the most accessible terms possible.
Yet there are none of the gowns or wigs you will see in a criminal Crown Court, and tribunal judges make an obvious effort to explain the proceedings to claimants in simple, accessible terms.
Here, we present a novel way of interpreting the bacterial structural information in accessible terms.
Attendees will learn the latest findings from the groundbreaking new science of gratitude, put into practical, accessible terms.
Moreover, Mr. Kerry clearly has not yet mastered the Clintonian knack of engagingly breaking down complex problems into simple, accessible terms, no matter his audience.
This is tougher than it might seem: it means translating specialist data and language into accessible terms; it often means thinking on one's feet; and it demands a personality that people trust.
